INSTRUCTION MANUAL Tension Roll Transducers

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1 DOVER FLEXO ELECTRONICS, INC. ISO 9001 CERTIFIED INSTRUCTION MANUAL Tension Roll Transducers 5 YEAR WARRANTY

2 217 Pickering Road Rochester, NH U.S.A. For assistance, please call: TECHNICAL SERVICE - Installations, Start-Up, Troubleshooting, Repairs, Field Service, Returns. techsupport@dfe.com CUSTOMER SERVICE - Replacement Parts, Individual Products, Questions about Orders, Manuals. customerservice@dfe.com SALES - Product Information, Systems Application Questions, and placing orders for standard products and special systems. sales@dfe.com Telephone: (603) Fax: (603) info@dfe.com Internet: Dover Flexo Electronics, Inc. All rights reserved. Dover Flexo Electronics has made reasonable effort to ensure accuracy of this document. However NO WARRANTY, whether expressed or implied, is given regarding the completeness or correctness of information in this document. Dover Flexo Electronics shall not be liable for damages of any kind arising from the use or misuse of this document. Dover Flexo Electronics reserves the right to make changes, additions, and deletions to this document without notice and without obligation.

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION ONE DESCRIPTION PAGE 1.1 General Description Construction and Mechanical Operation Electrical Operation Specifications Standard Features Configuration Choices Options Accessories... 4 SECTION TWO INSTALLATION 2.1 Dimensions Pre-Installation Requirements Installation Instructions... 7 SECTION THREE CALIBRATION... 8 SECTION FOUR CARE AND MAINTENANCE... 9 SECTION FIVE TROUBLESHOOTING APPENDICES: A. Transducer Electrical Connections B. Selection of Load Rating C. Typical Tensions Terms and Conditions Index LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS FIGURE: 1. View of Tension Roll Strain Gage Connections Dimensions Tension Zones TR Mounting Styles Tension Force Direction TR Electrical Connections Load Rating Selection Formulas i

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5 SECTION 1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Model "TR" Tension Roll Transducer is an electro-mechanical device that converts web tension into a D.C. voltage which is proportional to tension. The voltage is amplified in external electronic circuitry and displayed on an analog or digital meter which is calibrated to indicate actual web tension, expressed in pounds, ounces, grams, kilograms, newtons or any other desirable units. The output voltage may also be supplied to a regulator circuit to control tension automatically. The TR transducer is unique because it combines a dead-shaft idler roll with tension sensors built into each end of the roll. The information in this Section will help give a clear understanding of the Model "TR" Transducer, how it works and how it is used. 1.2 CONSTRUCTION AND MECHANICAL OPERATION (see figure 1) In a typical installation, the transducer is mounted in the same way as any dead-shaft idler roll. No special provisions need to be made. The transducer shaft is available with plain ends for mounting in shaft hangers, drilled and tapped ends for mounting by thru-frame bolts, or milled flats with a bolt hole thru for mounting on the edge of machine frames. See Figure 5. The roll is manufactured to industry standards for Total Indicated Runout (TIR), surface finish and taper. Every roll is dynamically balanced to specifications more stringent than the typical idler roll. Figure 1 - VIEW OF MODEL TR TRANSDUCER The Tension Roll is designed to allow the roll to expand in length with rising temperature without causing any stress on the beams or bearings. Inside the transducer are two dual cantilever beams, one at each end of the roll, with strain gages mounted on the top and bottom surfaces of each. The bearings are attached to the free end of each beam. When web tension is applied the beam deflects a small amount, causing an electrical output from the strain gages. 1

6 The shaft acts as a mechanical stop, preventing damage from accidental overloads. The stop is functional thru 360 degrees, so the overload condition may occur from any direction, not just the load direction. In all cases, the beam is prevented from deflecting far enough to cause any damage. The transducer is mounted on the machine frame by one of four methods; by shaft hangers, by bolts into the ends (shaft has drilled and tapped ends, or drilled and tapped with counter bore ends), or by radial bolts in each end (shaft has milled flats with bolt hole). 1.3 ELECTRICAL OPERATION (see Figure 2) The Model "TR" Transducer has two tension sensors, one inside each end of the transducer roll. Web tension exerts a force on the roll which is transmitted to the cantilever beams by the bearings. Two semiconductor strain gages are mounted on the beam, one on the top and one on the bottom. As force is applied and the beam deflects, the top gage is stretched and the bottom gage is compressed. This increases the electrical resistance of the top gage and decreases the resistance of the bottom gage. The gages on both beams are electrically connected together in a Wheatstone bridge configuration. The bridge produces double the output of a single beam and averages the outputs so web position, width and loose or tight edges do not affect the accuracy of the tension signal. Figure 2 - STRAIN GAGE CONNECTIONS The physical location of the strain gages, on opposite sides of the beam, ensures that each gage experiences the same temperature variations. This, and the Wheatstone bridge configuration, provides automatic temperature compensation and a stable output. The strain gages are high output semiconductor devices which typically have an output sixteen times greater than the inexpensive foil gages used in some transducers. Therefore, the signal amplifier used with these Model TR transducers is a very stable low-gain design. An added benefit of the high output is inherent immunity to electrical noise. 2

7 1.4 SPECIFICATIONS Excitation Voltage... 5 Vdc (10Vdc with XR option) Output mv, nominal, at 5V excitation (1V nom at 10Vdc) Strain Gages Resistance... semiconductor, 100 ohms +/- 15 ohms Non-Repeatability... ± 1/4 % full span (FS) Non-Linearity and Hysteresis Combined... 1/2 %(FS) Temperature Range F to +200 F (-23 C to +93 C) Temperature Coefficient % per degree F typical (0.036 % per C ) Mating Electrical Connector:... DFE Part No for all sizes Electrical Connector Position... 6 o'clock (same as load direction) Connector Pin assignments... Pin A = (WHT- decal end) = output,... Pin B = (BLK- decal end) = + 5V,... Pin C = (RED- decal end) = - 5V,... Pin D = (GRN- connector end) = output,... Pin E = (BLU- connector end) = - 5V,... Pin F = (BRN- connector end) + 5V Roll: Material aluminum, 304 stainless steel (option), 1020 Steel (option) TIR inch (0.05 mm) Balance... Quality grade G2.5 per ISO 1940 and ANSI S Finish microinch Shaft... Stainless Steel Minimum Overload Capacity: Size 0, lbs. (3914 N) Size lbs (13334 N) Deflection of Sensor Beam: Size 0, inch max (0.46 mm) Size inch typical (0.2mm typical) Standard Shaft Diameter Size 0, inch (25.4 mm) Size inch (28.6 mm) Shaft Size Tolerance (dia)... nominal inch ( -0.05mm) Load Ratings: Size , 25, 50, 100 lbs. (55, 110, 225, 450 N) Size , 25, 50, 100, 150lbs. (55, 110, 225, 450, 670 N) Size , 25, 50, 100, 200, 400 lbs. (55, 110, 225, 450, 900, 1800 N) 1.5 STANDARD FEATURES One Integral Package. Tension transducers and idler roll are combined into a single easy-to-install transducer roll. Stainless Steel and Aluminum construction. Excellent corrosion resistance. One Transducer Cable. No cable need cross the machine. 1.6 CONFIGURATION CHOICES These are explanations of standard choices of various configurations that were specified for your application. Size. Sizes offered are Size 0, 1 and 2. Roll Diameter. Choice of: 2.25 inch for Size 0, 3 inch for Size 1, and 4 inch (std. for Size 2), 5 inch, or 6 inch for Size 2. Other diameters available, consult factory. Roll Length: Size 0: 6 inches to 40 inches. Size 1: 6 inches to 50 inches. Size 2: 7 inches to 120 inches. Longer rolls available, consult factory. See table in Section for more information. Shaft Length. Measured for application and length of roll required. See Section for more information. Load Ratings. Size 0: 12, 25, 50, 100 lbs. (55, 110, 225, 450 N) Size 1: 12, 25, 50, 100, 150 lbs. (55, 110, 225, 450, 670 N) Size 2: 12, 25, 50, 100, 200, 400 lbs. (55, 110, 225, 450, 900, 1800 N) Connector Position. Choices are as follows: 6:00 (std.), 12:00. 3

8 1.7 OPTIONS Counterbore, Drill and Tap (CDT). Shaft ends are counterbored and drilled and tapped. Drill and Tap (D&T). Drill and tap ends of shaft. Size 0 and 1: 5/16-18 (8mm), Size 2: 1/2-13 (12mm) Extended Range Output (XR). Extra sensitive at low tensions. Electronics must have extended range also. Milled Flats (MF). Shaft with milled flats and a through hole at each end. Non-standard Shaft Extensions (NSE). Shaft extends unequal lengths on ends. Specify lengths. Oiled Bearings (OB). Oil instead of grease for lubrication. Reduced Diameter 3/4" (RD3). Diameter of shaft is reduced to 3/4". Used on TR0, and TR1 having 1" shafts. Steel Roll (SR), or Stainless Steel (SSR) instead of standard aluminum roll. 1.8 ACCESSORIES Shaft Hangers. Size 0 and 1: # Size 2: #

9 SECTION 2 INSTALLATION 2.1 DIMENSIONS inches (mm) Figure 3 - DIMENSIONS 5

10 2.2 PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 1. TRANSDUCER ROLL. Please Note! There can be no brakes, clutches, belts, chains or gears attached to the TR transducer roll or shaft. It can not be a nip roll or be in contact with a nip roll. NOTHING MUST CONTACT THE ROLL OR ITS SHAFT EXCEPT THE WEB! 1. Roll Width The face width of the roll is normally the same as the other rolls in the machine. However in some cases, Dover Flexo Electronics may require a longer face width in order to reduce the length of the shaft extensions. Following are the standard lengths of shaft extensions per end for the various sizes: Size 0,1 = 3 inches per end, and Size 2 = 4 inches per end, These lengths were chosen to minimize shaft deflection. The maximum roll face width is usually limited by deflection of the roll caused by web tension. Too much deflection will cause problems with the web such as wrinkling. Refer to table below for the maximum available roll face widths. TR MAX. ROLL WIDTH inch (mm) SIZE 0 40 (1016) SIZE 1 50 (1270) SIZE (3048) 2. TENSION ZONE. The transducer must be located in the tension zone which is to be monitored or controlled. The beginning or end of any tension zone is always at a nip (driven or braked), unwind shaft, rewind shaft or drag bar. Any element in the web path that can change web tension is at one end of a tension zone. Figure 4 - TENSION ZONES 3. WRAP ANGLE. The web must always contact the transducer roll in exactly the same way. The wrap angle must not change as the unwind or rewind roll diameter changes. Therefore there must be at least one idler roll between the transducer and the unwind or rewind shaft. If the machine has more than one webbing path, be sure to choose a location that is wrapped the same for each. Otherwise it will be necessary to install an additional transducer, or dual calibration circuitry, or both. If the wrap angle is allowed to change, the transducer output will change with angle as well as tension, and accuracy will be reduced. 4. MOUNTING SURFACE. The structure on which the transducer is mounted should be strong. Any movement of the structure may cause the transducer to become mis-aligned. This probably will not affect the transducer's performance but it could cause the web to shift toward one side when it goes over the roll. 6

11 Figure 5 - MOUNTING STYLES 2.3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS The Model "TR" Transducer is very easy to install. Follow the same procedure as you would for any dead-shaft idler roll. The roll can rotate in either direction. 1. VERIFY THE SHAFT LENGTH Measure the distance between the machine frames where the transducer will be mounted to verify that the shaft length is correct. 2. ORIENT THE TRANSDUCER (see figure 6) The transducer shaft must be turned so the Tension Force arrow points in the same direction as the Tension Force. Tighten the shaft so it can not turn. Figure 6 - TENSION FORCE DIRECTION NOTE: During installation and handling, be careful not to drop the transducer on its end. Damage could result. 3. ATTACH CABLE. Make sure cable does not get near the moving roll or web. 7

12 SECTION 3 CALIBRATION There are no calibration adjustments on the Model "TR" Transducer itself. See instruction manual provided with the electronics purchased. 8

13 SECTION 4 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Your Dover Flexo Tension Roll Transducer has been manufactured of quality materials. With proper application and installation your transducers will be relatively maintenance free and long lasting. Any changes in your application which affect the dynamics of your equipment such as web speed, net force, material, etc. could possibly require upgrading of load rating or roll change. Contact Dover for specific information and engineering approval. DOVER FLEXO ELECTRONICS Telephone: Fax: techsupport@dfe.com Internet: 9

14 SECTION 5 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE This is a list of problems which could occur during initial start-up or afterwards. The probable causes are listed with the most likely one first and the least likely one last. 1. TRANSDUCER ROLL SHAKES, VIBRATES or BOUNCES a. Roll is not balanced. b. Transducer mounting bolts are not tight. c. Roll is turning at its natural frequency. Call DOVER for analysis of operating conditions and solution to problem. 2. CAN NOT ADJUST TENSION METER TO READ ZERO WHEN WEB IS SLACK a. Transducer roll is too heavy. See Appendix B, Step 4, page 14. b. Failure in the tension indicator circuit. 3. TENSION METER READS BACKWARDS a. Transducer is installed backwards with force arrow pointing in opposite direction. See Section 2.3 page 7. b. Transducer cable is connected wrong at controller/indicator terminal strip. Signal wires are reversed. 4. TENSION METER NEEDLE PEGS HIGH OR LOW a. Meter is not electrically adjusted to zero. See instruction manual provided with electronics. b. Transducer cable has broken wire, poor connection or short circuit. c. A strain gage has failed. To verify: Unplug the transducer cable and use an ohm-meter to measure the resistance of the gages at the connector on the transducer. Measure between pins A,B, and A,C. Also measure between pins D,E and D,F. In each case the resistance should be about 100 ohms. Measure the resistance between any pin and the shaft of the transducer. The meter should read infinite resistance. Apply a force to the roll by hand or by using a rope and a weight, in the direction of the tension force and maintain it while again measuring between pins A,B and A,C. Repeat while measuring between pins D,E and D,F. The resistance should be only a few ohms different from before. d. Failure in the tension amplifier circuit of the controller/indicator. 5. TENSION METER DOES NOT READ ZERO WHEN WEB IS SLACK AND READING DRIFTS WITH TIME. a. Meter is not calibrated. See instruction manual provided with electronics. b. Transducer cable has a broken wire, poor connection, ground or short circuit. c. A strain gage is cracked. Perform the test in 4.c. above. 6. TENSION METER DOES NOT READ THE SAME EACH TIME THE SAME FORCE IS APPLIED (Poor repeatability) a. Extreme build-up of dirt, ink, adhesive, grease or other foreign material inside end of roll causing interference with beam movement. b. Transducer cable has a broken wire, poor connection, ground or short circuit. c. Strain gage failure. See 4.c. above for test. 10

15 7. TENSION METER READING DOES NOT CHANGE WHEN FORCE IS APPLIED TO ROLL. METER READS ZERO. a. Meter is not calibrated. See instruction manual provided with electronics. b. Transducer roll is too heavy. See Appendix B, Step 4, page 14. c. Extreme build-up of dirt, ink, adhesive, grease or other foreign material inside end of roll causing interference with beam movement. d. Transducer cable has broken wire, poor connection, ground or short circuit. e. Transducer cables connected incorrectly, or to wrong transducers. f. Failure of tension amplifier circuit in controller/indicator. Unit not turned on. 8. TENSION METER NEEDLE BOUNCES a. Web tension is fluctuating because of machine speed fluctuations, bent roll shafts, worn idler roll bearings, chattering unwind brake, flat spot in unwind or rewind roll, etc. b. Transducer mounting bolts are loose. c. Tension controller is not adjusted properly. See controller Instruction Manual for procedure. 11

16 Appendix A: Transducer Electrical Connections Figure 7 - TR TRANSDUCER ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 12

17 Appendix B: Selection of Load Rating SELECTION OF LOAD RATING 1. LOAD RATINGS. The Model "TR"Transducer is available in several standard load ratings, ranging from 12 lbs. to 400 lbs. The correct rating for any particular application depends on web tension, transducer roll weight, wrap angle and the direction of the tension force on the transducer roll. Figure 5 contains mathematical formulas which use these factors to determine the correct load rating. 2. SELECTION PROCEDURE The correct load rating is found in four simple steps: Step 1. OBTAIN DATA TO PLUG INTO THE SELECTION FORMULA a. Compute the weight of the transducer roll and bearing assemblies. Refer to the table in Step 4 on the next page for roll and bearing weights. b. Estimate the maximum web tension. Use Appendix C, Typical Tensions, as a guide if necessary. c. Determine the wrap angle. d. Determine the angle of the tension force, F T, relative to the vertical. (NOTE: F T bisects the wrap angle) Step 2. COMPUTE NET FORCE USING THE SELECTION FORMULA Refer to Figure 8. Select the appropriate wrap configuration as determined by the direction of the tension force (above, below or on horizontal). Compute the Net Force, using the formula below the wrap diagram. Figure 8 - LOAD RATING SELECTION FORMULAS Step 3. SELECT THE LOAD RATING Use the Load Rating Chart below to select the correct load rating. In some cases, the load rating may be LESS than the computed Net Force. This is acceptable because the Net Force formula contains an oversizing factor of 2. Therefore the actual force exerted on the transducer will not exceed its rating, if the transducer is chosen according to the chart. LOAD RATING CHART NET FORCE -lbs. (N) LOAD RATING - lbs. (N) up to 15 (66) 12 (55) (71-142) 25 (110) ( ) 50 (225) ( ) 100 (450) ( ) 150 (670) ( ) 200 (900) ( ) 400 (1800) 13

18 Step 4. COMPARE LOAD RATING WITH EFFECTIVE TRANSDUCER ROLL WEIGHT Sometimes, a Tension Roll shell is so heavy that its weight uses up most of the operating range of the transducer. When this happens, it may not be possible to adjust the tension indicating meter to read zero when tension is zero because the adjustment range of the electronic circuit has been exceeded. To find out if the roll is too heavy, compare the load rating with the effective weight of the roll as follows: Refer back to the Net Force formula used in Step 2. The effective roll weight is the "W Cos(A)" term in the formula. If W Cos(A) is more than 95% of the load rating chosen, the tension meter will probably not be adjustable to zero. If this is the case, one or more of the following changes must be made to reduce W Cos(A) to less than 95% of the load rating: A. Reduce the roll weight by using a smaller diameter roll. This may not be possible due to strength considerations. B. Increase angle A. (see Figure 8) C. Use the next higher load rating. ALUMINUM STEEL STAINLESS STEEL SIZE 0 Roll Diameter - inch (mm) Roll Diameter - inch (mm) Roll Diameter - inch (mm) 2.25 (57) 2.25 (57) 2.25 (57) Roll Weight lb./in. (kg/cm) 0.16 (0.03) 0.45 (0.08) 0.45 (0.08) Weight of Bearing Assemblies is 0.3 lbs. (0.136 kg) total. Minimum Width of roll is 6 inches (152mm) ALUMINUM STEEL STAINLESS STEEL SIZE 1 Roll Diameter - inch (mm) Roll Diameter - inch (mm) Roll Diameter - inch (mm) 3 (76) 3 (76) 3 (76) Roll Weight lb. / in. (kg/cm) 0.30 (0.054) 0.88 (0.157) 0.88 (0.157) Weight of Bearing Assemblies is 1.4 lbs. (0.63 kg) total. Minimum Width of roll is 6 inches (152mm) ALUMINUM STEEL or STAINLESS STEEL SIZE 2 Roll Diameter - inch (mm) Roll Diameter - inch (mm) 4 (102) 5 (127) 6 (152) 4 (102) 5 (127) 6 (152) Roll Weight lb. / in. (kg/cm) 0.54 (0.096) 0.69 (0.123) 0.85 (0.152) 1.56 (0.279) 2.00 (0.358) 2.44 (0.437) Weight of Bearing Assemblies is 4.3 lbs. (1.9 kg.) total. Minimum width of roll is 7 inches (178 mm). NOTES: 1. Roll may be too heavy for load rating. Be sure to check the sizing criteria and formulas. 2. Use the standard sizing formulas to determine the correct load rating. In the formulas, "W" is equal to the roll weight plus the weight of the bearing assemblies. 3. Normally, maximum roll width is limited to 120 inches by our machine shop capacity. Shorter widths are to limit roll deflection. Wider rolls are available on special order at additional cost. Consult factory. 14

19 Appendix C: Typical Tensions for Various Materials TYPICAL TENSIONS FOR WEB MATERIALS ACETATE 0.5 lb. per mil per inch of width FOIL Aluminum 0.5 lb. per mil per inch of width Copper 0.5 lb. " CELLOPHANE 0.75 lb. per mil per inch of width NYLON 0.25 lb. per mil per inch of width PAPER 15 lb * 0.4 lb. per inch of width 20 lb 0.5 lb. " 30 lb 0.75 lb. " 40 lb 1.25 lb. " 60 lb 2.0 lb. " 80 lb 3.0 lb. " 100 lb 4.0 lb. " * based on 3000 sq. ft. ream PAPERBOARD 8pt 3.0 lb. per inch of width 12pt 4.0 lb. " 15pt 4.5 lb. " 20pt 5.5 lb. " 25pt 6.5 lb. " 30pt 8.0 lb. " POLYETHYLENE 0.12 lb. per mil per inch of width POLYESTER (Mylar) 0.75 lb. per mil per inch of width POLYPROPYLENE 0.25 lb. per mil per inch of width POLYSTYRENE 1.0 lb. per mil per inch of width RUBBER GAUGE AT 25% STRETCH AT 50% STRETCH 10 mil mil mil mil SARAN 0.15 lb per mil per inch of width STEEL GAUGE - INS UNWIND-PSI REWIND-PSI VINYL 0.05 lb. per mil per inch of width *** For laminated webs, sum the tension for the individual webs and add 0.1 lb per inch of width. 15

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23 INDEX Accessories... 4 Balance, dynamic... 1, 3 Beam... 1, 3 Calibration... 8 Dead shaft... 1 Deflection... 3 Description... 1 Dimensions... 5 Direction of rotation... 7 Effective roll weight Electrical connections... 2, 3, 12 Electrical connector... 1, 12 operation... 2 part number of mating part... 3 positions available... 3 Excitation voltage... 2, 3, 12 F T (see Tension force) Gage (see Strain gage) Gap, overload stop... 2 Hysteresis... 3 Installation Load rating selection of sizes... 3, 13 Repeatability... 3 Roll material... 3, 14 precautions... 6 weight... 7, 13 width... 5, 6 Shaft diameter... 5 ends... 4, 7 length... 3, 5 material... 3 Shaft hanger... 4, 5, 7 Specifications... 3 Strain gage... 2, 3 Temperature coefficient... 3 range... 3 Tension force... 2, 7, 13 Tensions, typical Tension zones... 6 Terms and conditions of sale Transducer location... 6 Troubleshooting Warranty Wheatstone bridge... 2 Wrap angle Zone (see Tension zone)... 6 Mechanical Operation... 1 Mis-alignment... 6 Mounting styles... 7 Net force Non-Linearity... 3 Options... 4 Output... 2, 3, 12 Overload... 3 capacity... 3 stop

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